Deepika Tyagi 🇮🇳 is a passionate researcher in Physical and Material Sciences ⚛️ with a rich blend of academic excellence and innovation. With over 5 years of teaching experience 👩🏫 and a strong background in experimental and computational physics 🔬💻, she currently pursues her Ph.D. at Shenzhen University, China 🇨🇳. Her work spans THz technologies, photonic crystals, and 2D materials 🌌, and she has contributed to numerous high-impact journals 📚. Deepika is a multilingual communicator 🗣️ and an award-winning scholar 🏆, recognized for her academic brilliance and research dedication. She embodies collaboration, creativity, and a drive for scientific excellence 🌟.
Publication Profiles
Education & Experience
📘 Education
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🎓 2013 – Master’s in Physics, Kirorimal College, Delhi University
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🎓 2010 – Bachelor’s in Physics (Hons), Kalindi College, Delhi University
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📚 Ph.D. Scholar (2018–Present), Shenzhen University, China
💼 Experience
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📖 2016–2018 – Content Developer & Copy Editor (Physics & Math), S Chand, McGraw Hill, etc.
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👩🏫 2013–2016 – Lecturer in Physics, MKM College for Girls, MD University, Haryana
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🧪 Conducted multiple research projects in materials and photonic sciences
Summary Suitability For The Award
Ms. Deepika Tyagi is a highly accomplished and innovative researcher in the fields of Physical and Material Sciences, whose diverse body of work, international collaborations, and prolific publication record make her an outstanding candidate for the Best Researcher Award. With a rigorous academic background, spanning from Delhi University to her current Ph.D. research at Shenzhen University, China, she brings over a decade of experience at the intersection of experimental physics, photonics, and advanced materials.
Professional Development
Deepika Tyagi has actively enriched her professional journey by engaging in diverse workshops and scientific forums 📢🧠. She has presented posters at esteemed international conferences such as the 12th International Conference on Nanophotonics (2024) 🧬 and national science events like UGC DAE CSR and Inter-University Accelerator Centre programs in India 🔍🇮🇳. These engagements have enhanced her understanding of advanced materials, nanophotonics, and THz applications 🌐📡. She continuously seeks interdisciplinary collaboration 🤝 and has worked closely with global experts from China and India 👨🔬👩🔬. Her dedication to research and knowledge dissemination makes her a proactive contributor to the scientific community 🌍✨.
Research Focus
Deepika Tyagi’s research spans advanced materials, especially in 2D materials, THz technology, photonic crystals, and perovskites ⚛️🧪. Her focus includes designing and analyzing nanophotonic devices for environmental and health sensing 🌿🩺, NIR-to-THz wave conversion, and broadband absorbers 🌐📡. She leverages computational tools like Lumerical, COMSOL, and RSoft for simulations 💻🔍. Her interdisciplinary approach integrates physics, material science, and optics to solve cutting-edge challenges in sensing and optoelectronic applications 💡📸. With strong contributions to journals like Nanoscale and Optics Communications, her research paves the way for innovations in light-based technologies and next-gen electronic materials 🌟🔬.
Awards & Honors
🏅 Shanti Devi Bhatnagar Memorial Prize – For highest marks in B.Sc. (Hons) Physics Part-2
📊 GATE 2018 – Qualified with Rank 1217 in Physical Sciences
🔬 JEST 2018 – Qualified with Rank 133 in Physics
Publication Top Note
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📘 Room-temperature synthesis of bimetallic Co–Zn based ZIFs in water for enhanced CO₂ and H₂ uptakes – 198 cites, 2016
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⚗️ Activated nanostructured bimetallic catalysts for C–C coupling reactions: recent progress – 107 cites, 2016
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🔬 Access to highly active Ni–Pd bimetallic nanoparticle catalysts for C–C coupling reactions – 105 cites, 2016
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🌱 Catalytic transformation of bio-derived furans to valuable ketoacids and diketones – 68 cites, 2015
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💧 Tandem catalytic transformation of bioderived furans in water – 48 cites, 2015
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🧪 Ruthenium-catalyzed oxidative homocoupling of arylboronic acids in water – 45 cites, 2016
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🧲 Synergistic catalysis with MIL‐101: stabilized bimetallic NiPd and CuPd for C–C coupling – 33 cites, 2016
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🌊 Phosphine-free Ru-arene complex for aldehyde to amide in water – 30 cites, 2015